Nevermind, this will need a paid plan. Off to find a different solution.
Nevermind, this will need a paid plan. Off to find a different solution.
Hi @Deko,
You are right; you may need a multi-step zap, and doing an Airtable search for the record you are looking for, and then updating Airtable with the record found on the “search step.”
I hope that it helps.
Sergio
Hi @Deko,
You are right; you may need a multi-step zap, and doing an Airtable search for the record you are looking for, and then updating Airtable with the record found on the “search step.”
I hope that it helps.
Sergio
Hi there @Deko , Michaela from Integromat here
To achieve this, you’re gonna need to watch the Google Sheet rows for new ones, search your Airtable records and finally update the specific record. That means multiple steps indeed.
You could very easily do this with Integromat. It’s a no-code tool that lets you connect pretty much any online services and automate all kinds of processes.
With Integromat, you can build automations with multiple steps and pathways on every subscription plan. Depending on how much data you’re looking to process, the free plan might cover your needs:

Anyway, circling back to your question - the scenario would look like this:

You can check out the currently available features of the Airtable integration on Integromat (i.e. triggers, actions, and pre-made templates) to see what the further options are